A Successful RPM Program Requires Consistent Patient Engagement

A Successful RPM Program Requires Consistent Patient Engagement

By combining data collected from traditional in-person visits, providers can make changes or updates to care plans accordingly. Thus, RPM can serve as a valuable way to expand a care program beyond scheduled appointments.

It would be easy to think that a remote patient monitoring system would allow a more hands-off approach to patient care; that once a patient is set up, measurements will automatically come flooding in. However, despite advances in technology, a human touch is still required. In order to have a successful remote patient monitoring program, it is essential to maintain a level of regular communication and engagement with patients.

Without a doubt, remote patient monitoring can be beneficial to a practice. Keep in mind that remote care is an additional workstream. It’s best to have a designated support person, such as a medical assistant, who can serve as a dedicated remote patient monitoring lead.


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